
Coastal White Mallee
Eucalyptus diversifolia
Family Myrtaceae
Vulnerable (IUCN)
About
A low mallee eucalypt confined to a narrow band along Australia's southern coastline, forming dense, wind-pruned scrub on the limestone cliffs and dunes of the Eyre Peninsula around Lincoln National Park.
How to spot it
Smooth cream-and-grey bark, olive-green to bluish-green lance-shaped adult leaves 55-100mm long. White to creamy-yellow flowers in buds of 7, 9 or 11, followed by woody cup-shaped capsules.
Found in
- Lincoln National Park
Source: Wikipedia
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